I agree. I went to the Indy race at Fontana Speedway and I told my buddy that for sure TS would crash out. Sure enough on the last lap he made sure to crash to maintain his stellar reputation as the worst driver in any open wheel series.
After all of RG's stunts this season I am starting to get that feeling about him (and PM) too.
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10-09-2012 08:24 PM
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This guy deserves a thread... at least for our own amusement.
IMO, the guy is a French version of Tacoma Sato.
Also, this is what Grosjean's future looks like!
Taking on them mountains. One hill at a time.
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10-10-2012 10:13 AM
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RJ just can't seem to figure out that he shouldn't crash on the first lap even if he may lose a spot or two. How did he manage to do so well in all of the feeder series prior to F1???
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